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HP J4858D Aruba 1G SFP LC SX Transceiver Module
Drop-in 1000Base-SX connectivity for HPE Aruba switches — validated, hot-swappable Gigabit fiber without the compatibility guesswork.
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
HP / Aruba
Model
J4858D
Form Factor
SFP (Mini-GBIC)
Standard
1000Base-SX
Speed
1 Gigabit Ethernet (1GbE)
Connector
LC duplex
Fiber Type
Multimode
Wavelength
850nm
Maximum Distance
Up to 1,640 ft (500m)
Compatible Platforms
OfficeConnect 1410 24, Aruba 2930M 24/40, Aruba 8320, MACsec Advanced Module
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this transceiver work in third-party switches, or is it locked to HPE Aruba hardware?
The J4858D is an HPE-branded module validated specifically for HPE Aruba switch platforms including the OfficeConnect 1410 24, Aruba 2930M 24, 2930M 40, 8320, and MACsec Advanced Module. Many HPE switches enforce transceiver vendor locking and will generate warnings or refuse to operate with third-party SFPs — using the OEM module eliminates that risk entirely.
What is the maximum cable distance supported by this transceiver?
The J4858D supports up to 1,640 feet (500 meters) over OM2 or better multimode fiber using the LC connector interface. For runs exceeding that distance, a 1000Base-LX module over single-mode fiber would be the appropriate alternative.
What fiber type and connector does this module require?
This module uses an LC duplex connector and requires multimode fiber. It is a 1000Base-SX module, meaning it operates on 850nm wavelength — standard OM1, OM2, or OM3 multimode cabling infrastructure. It is not compatible with single-mode fiber.
Can this module be hot-swapped without taking the switch offline?
Yes — SFP modules are designed for hot-swap insertion and removal. The switch port associated with the module will cycle, but the rest of the switch fabric continues operating, making maintenance and upgrades non-disruptive.
Does this transceiver support any diagnostic monitoring (DOM)?
HPE Aruba SFP modules typically support Digital Optical Monitoring, which allows the switch management interface to report real-time transceiver diagnostics including transmit/receive power levels, temperature, and voltage — useful for proactive link health monitoring. Confirm DOM support for your specific switch model in HPE's compatibility matrix.